Days go so quickly and have been so busy; unfortunately the blog has suffered a little.  While we really do want to try and update a little more often, it just isn't possible to do it weekly as we have done in the past. 

So much has happened since we last wrote.  Materials have made their way to Africa and Bibles will soon be shipped there also.  New children have started our Bible lessons and the Precious Lambs Ministry continues.  

Schools have been on holiday in Northern Ireland and Uganda as planned but schools in Kenya also have had some days off due to elections there.  The team have had a break from School ministry because of the holidays but there is still much to do.  In Africa, Sunday Schools have still been continuing with lessons and a week of online Bible clubs have just finished, having been streamed from Northern Ireland. 

Please pray over the incoming month as new resources are put together and meetings are prepared for. 

Please also be praying for all of the financial needs of the ministry.
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Please be aware that our ministry is now also suspended in Uganda until further notice.

Response to Coronavirus

​In llight of current events and based upon the advice given by the relevant governments and agencies; the Offcials/Trustees of Feed my Lambs have made the decision to suspend ministry and all meetings within Kenya and Northern Ireland until further notice. Some ministry continues in Uganda but restrictions are in place. All online training is continuing at present.

Our hearts are heavy but we take the health and safety of our team, their families and those we minister among very seriously.

All will be reviewed on an ongoing basis. Please take the professional advice which has been given in your particular country and continue to trust in the Great Physician. We pray that you will know good health and the Lord's help in the coming days.

Feed my Lambs now have a number of Mission workers in the UK and Africa. Our roles are varied and there are many different aspects to our day to day service. One part which those of us in the UK enjoy very much is when we have opportunity to bring along our stand to Missionary Conventions. Just recently we had opportunity to do this again. Some people wonder why we do this; especially on the occasions when we are not actually speaking at the meeting ourselves. Here are some of the reasons why...

​Prayer Support
More than anything we need people who will pray with us, and for us. At such conventions we have opportunity to share prayer requests and to encourage those we speak to, to sign up to receive our prayer news on a regular basis.

​Information
​People can ask questions. Things they may not ask in a meeting. Questions about the countries we work in. Questions about the culture such as food and religion. Questions about how the work started and what we do. Even questions about finance and how much things cost. We love to answer your questions.

​Of course we also have lots of literature available on our stand which people can take home and read in their own time. This will enable prayer on a more informed basis.

​Fellowship
​Missionary Conventions are a time of fellowship. We meet new people. We meet current prayer partners. We meet other mission reps who share exactly the same joys and challenges as we do.  So often we are "giving" as we share about the work we do;  such gatherings are a time when we can be spiritually fed and challenged ourselves.  As we listen to those who speak we are reminded of the work of God across the world and not just the places we work in.

​Follow up
​Quite often we receive bookings to speak in other Churches and Fellowships as a result of meeting someone at a Missionary Convention. We welcome the opportunity to share about the work God has called us to do.

​These are just a few of the many reasons why we enjoy manning the stand and count it a privilege to be able to be involved in these events. Next time you hear of us having our stand at a convention; please pray for good conversations, that the Lord will bless our efforts and that we will be challenged and refreshed in our labour for the Lord.